Summary

For the CSW68, Women's Learning Partnership convened civil society leaders and experts to discuss strategies to advance women's economic security, including legal reform, skills-building and leadership workshops, community cooperatives, agricultural networks, and more. Panelists from Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Turkey, and the USA shared how women’s economic autonomy advances other gender equality issues including ending gender-based violence, increasing women’s political engagement, and promoting climate justice.

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